Street Food Artwork from Manara.
This isn’t just a cart, it’s a movable kitchen, a piece of street poetry, and a symbol of Lebanese charm all in one sketch.
This poster wall art highlights one of the most eye-catching food carts found on the Manara Corniche in Beirut, the kind of cart that instantly draws attention with its red and white cloth roof and matching fabric along the base, fluttering in the sea breeze like a mini parade of flavors.
Though there's no vendor in the sketch, the soul of the street is fully present: you can almost hear the echo of the horn, smell the freshly steamed corn, and picture the little hands pointing to pink cotton candy hanging like clouds next to a pile of salted termous and corn. This cart has it all, a colorful trio of Lebanese favorites.
One little detail that stands out in this street artwork is the bright green tanket el ghaz sitting visibly on the sidewalk. No hiding it, no polishing it, it's right there, proud and practical. A fun fact? These green gas tanks are like the heart of every street cart; they turn a wooden box on wheels into a street food art masterpiece. And honestly, the more obvious the tank, the better the flavor! Lol!
Printed with care, this piece is part of our poster and art prints collection, a tribute to the unsung beauty of Lebanese streets. Whether you're decorating a cozy kitchen corner or a living room with soul, this art for wall turns everyday moments into lasting memories.
This is not just artwork, it’s a story without words. A celebration of culture, simplicity, and color, all in one of our most vibrant art prints. A unique street food poster that honors the rhythm of our neighborhoods and the sweet taste of summer on the corniche.
This print reminds us that even a simple cart, resting quietly on the sidewalk, can carry the weight of a thousand joyful memories.
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